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expectations by Natali Part

Painting, Watercolor
One of a kind artwork
75 x 55 cm


2023
900,00 €❊
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Original artwork description


Artwork from Madame Butterfly collection,
Madame Butterfly, a tragic opera by Giacomo Puccini. It teils the story of a Geisha named Cio-Cio-San and American consul Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton. The opera explores themes of love, betrayal, and the impact of cultural exchange and imperialism. lt is set against the backdrop of Japans opening to the West and the challenges faced by its people during this period.

This particular artwork shows a moment of Cio in expectation of her beloved one to keep his promise and return to her, She is a picture of japanese saint, an example of a inner purity, dignity and true love.
This artwork was shown at the Madame Butterfly Opera Exhibition in Bregenz.


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Subject

Music

Style

Symbolism

Orientation

Portrait

Size
75 x 55 cm, 0.3 kg
Created
2023
Artwork number
008 · 2403 · 2026


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Paper


Material »

Ink · Watercolor



Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “expectations”?

“expectations” was created by Natali Part.

How much does “expectations” cost?

The price is 900 euros.

How big is “expectations”?

The work measures 75 x 55 cm (height x width).

Is “expectations” still available?

Yes, “expectations” is available.

When was “expectations” made?

The work was completed in 2023.

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